Sentence examples similar to a true compatriot from inspiring English sources

The educated Russian was no longer a servile and mute slave of the tsars; he had made himself into a gentleman, a man of heart and honour, a "true son of the fatherland," concerned about his compatriots and his country's condition and future.

A truer postmodernist was his compatriot Alessandro Mendini, who had established the Studio Alchimia group even before Memphis.

The satyrs were the compatriots of Pan, P-a-n; compatriots of Pan.

A longtime compatriot, the saxophonist Gary Bartz, joins him here.

Among those measuring themselves against an old master today, meanwhile, is a remarkable compatriot.

"Amplitude?" a female compatriot wagered.

She sought out a compatriot, Shino Yamanaka, and gave her a hug.

Silver has some non-journalists along for advanced analysis, though nobody with conventional reporting experience, while Klein has similarly brought along a brilliant team of bloggers, but few of their true blue newsroom compatriots.

Kelbessa hailed her as a compatriot and introduced himself.

With a compatriot of hers, the vocalist Roberto Poveda.

Outside the hall, I met a compatriot of Purevdorj's.